Sentence examples for hunting face from inspiring English sources

The owls decided to come out when the sun came out, and luck have it the wind was blowing from behind me, it meant the owls were hunting face forward for once," Dave told BBC Earth.

But hunting also faces challenges that could prove insurmountable.

The wildlife agency in Wisconsin, the only state that allows people to use dogs while hunting wolves, faces a lawsuit contending that it is permitting state-sanctioned animal fighting.

Students hunting for internships face two big questions.

Many, I'm certain, are hunting their own face amid the great surge of bodies.

Dr. Hailer said that ice loss now could be far more threatening to polar bears than in the past because it is happening faster than ever before, and because the bears also face hunting and pollution.

His pre-recorded message went on to urge his audience of perhaps 140,000 fans to join the British Field Sports Society (BFSS) and help defend hunting in the face of Labour's pledge to allow a free vote on its abolition during the next Parliament.

Besides hunting, pinnipeds also face threats from accidental trapping, marine pollution, and conflicts with local people.

Hares did not face hunting pressure in their study.

Investors hunting for consumer-facing unicorns need both a firm grasp on these values and the ability to map them onto country-specific consumption habits.

It seems strange that Oreo marketeers are in the same business as book editors, hunting out fresh faces for 13-year-olds to envy and admire.